Environmental pollution is the result of_________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Environmental depletion is the term used to mean that________________?

   A. natural resources are increasing in proportion to an increased demand for them
   B. natural resources are decreasing as demand for them increase
   C. natural resources can be substituted with artificial ones
   D. humans are capable to adapt to other resources when the old ones disappear

2. Congestion pollution urban decay and similar side effects of the market system are termed_____________?

   A. negatives
   B. externalities
   C. internalities
   D. tangentials

3. Which elements are affected by pollution ?

   A. Water
   B. Air
   C. Land
   D. all of the above

4. Ethical neutrality is the opposite of_________________?

   A. objectivity
   B. judgmental social science
   C. generalization
   D. participant observation

5. Billy Graham,s religious revival meetings are an example of_________________?

   A. expressive crowds
   B. social movements
   C. people, s fear of the unknown
   D. spiritual awakening

6. Premeditated politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents is the definition of_________________?

   A. social movements
   B. revolution
   C. coups d,etat
   D. terrorism

7. Modern societies are grappling with the notion of_________________?

   A. eliminating marriage altogether
   B. allowing same-sex couples to marry
   C. lowering the age at marriage
   D. none of the above

8. Durkheim,s approach to religion involved the opposed concepts of_________________?

   A. good and evil
   B. children of light and children of darkness
   C. natural and supernatural
   D. sacred and profane

9. All religions once established consist of_________________?

   A. beliefs rituals and organization
   B. doctrine sacraments and priests
   C. dogma ecclesia and faith
   D. church clergy and believers

10. Property is defined in terms of rights of_________________?

    A. Ownership
    B. consumption
    C. distribution
    D. production